Select the most appropriate answer for each of the following 200 multiple choice questions and enter the answer against the corresponding question number in the answer sheet by a THICK HORIZONTAL STROKE in black ink with a sketch pen ACROSS a single correct alphabet a,b,c,d . More than one entry or other type of markings or incomplete markings or erased markings or dots will invalidate the mark for that question.
Time : 3 hours Marks : 200
Example : If (d) is the correct answer
(a) (b) (c) (d)
1. The lowest structure in the root of the lung is
- a) Pulmonary artery
- b) Bronchus
- c) Pulmonary vein
- d) Inferior pulmonary vein
2. The hepato pancreatic ampulla opens in to
- a) 1st part of duodenum
- b) 2nd part of duodenum
- c) 3rd part of duodenum
- d) 4th part of duodenum
3. Illioinguinal nerve
- a) Is a branch of lumbar plexus
- b) Passes through the deep inguinal ring
- c) Its root value is dorsal ramus L1
- d) Runs between external and internal oblique muscles of abdominal wall
4. The depressor temporomandibular joint is
- a) Lateral pterygoid
- b) Medial pterygoid
- c) Masseter
- d) Temporalis
5. The following statement regarding motor speech ( Broca’s area) is true
- a) It is present bilaterally
- b) It is supplied by middle cerebral artery
- c) A lesion in this area results in the paralysis of laryngeal muscles
- d) It is situated in the temporal lobe of cerebrum
6.The axon reflux is related to
- a) Wheal
- b) Red reaction
- c) Flare
- d) White reaction
7. The following are increased during muscular exercise except
- a) Peripheral resistance
- b) Cardiac output
- c) Venous return
- d) Coronary blood flow
8.The ‘C’ wave in arterial pressure tracing is due to
- a) Atrial filling
- b) Atrial systole
- c) Ventricular filling
- d) Ventricular systole
9. Mammalian RBC are biconcave, therefore
- a) They can easily pass through capillary
- b) They are flexible
- c) Their surface area is more compared to sphere of the same diameter
- d) They can be stacked one over other to form ‘roluex’
10.One of the following statement is true of Rh factor
- a) Has no naturally occurring antibodies
- b) Is present only in women
- c) Is present only in human race
- d) Is not important for blood transfusion
11.Oxidative phosphorylations is inhibited at cytochrome oxidase by
- a) Carbondioxide
- b) Barbiturates
- c) Carbon monoxide
- d) Rotenone
12.In Glycolysis ATP synthesis is catalyzed by
- a) Hexokinase
- b) 6 phosphofructo 1 kinase
- c) Glyceraldehydes 3 phosphate de hydrogenas
- d) Phosophoglycerate kinase
13.Carboxypeptid B acts as an Exopeptidase and hydrolyses terminal peptide bonds containing
- a) Lysine and arginine
- b) Glycine and leucine
- c) Leucine arid isoleucine
- d) Leucine and arginine
14.In which disease of the following organs, LDH1 and LDH2 will be released in plasma?
- a) Kidney, Red cells, Liver
- b) Heart, Kidney, Redcells
- c) Heart, Kidney, Liver
- d) Heart, Lungs, Brain
15.The two nitrogen atom in urea arise from
- a) Ammonia and glutamine
- b) Ammonia and aspartic acid
- c) Glutamine and aspartic acid
- d) Glutamic acid and alanine
16.The chlorination of water
- a) Kills all spores
- b) Kills hepatitis A virus at normal concentration
- c) Kills polio virus at normal concentration
- d) Has residual effect
17.The causative agent in epidemic typhus
- a) Rickettsia Quintana
- b) Rickettsia prowazeki
- c) Borellia recurrentis
- d) Tunga penetrans
18.The bacteria that are involved in nosocomial (hospital associated) infections are transmitted most often by
- a) Airborne route
- b) Fomites
- c) Indwelling catheters
- d) Direct contact via hands
19.The safe limit of fluorine level in drinking water
- a) 0.5 to 0.8 mg/litre
- b) 1.0 to 1.5 mg/litre
- c) 2.0 to 2.5 mg/litre
- d) 3.0 to 3.5 mg/litre
20.The disease transmitted by hardtick is
- a) Viral hemorrhagic fever
- b) Epidemic typhus
- c) Malaria
- d) Relapsing fever
21.‘Q’ fever is caused by
- a) Streptococcus pyogens
- b) Aspergilla
- c) Coxiella burnetti
- d) Dipetalonema strepocerca
22.The antigenic source of farmer’s lung is
- a) Unharvested paddy field
- b) Fresh cut hay
- c) Mouldy hay
- d) Paddy or rice husk
23.The following statement about breast feeding are true except
- a) The incidence of infection is greater than bottle fed than in breast fed infants
- b) Breast milk promote bonding between mother and infant
- c) Breast milk provide about 115 K cal per 100 gms
- d) It provides about 3.5 gms fats per 100 gms
24.The vector for dengue haemorrahgic fever is
- a) Culex tritaeneorynchus
- b) Phlebotomus papatasi
- c) Aedes aegypti
- d) Culex vishnui
25.In drinking water minimum recommended concentration of free chlorine is
- a) 0.1 mg/litre
- b) 0.2 mg/litre
- c) 0.5 mg/litre
- d) 1.0mg/litre
26.Community health centre’s are
- a) Upgraded primary health centres
- b) Upgraded health sub centres
- c) Upgraded ICDS centres
- d) Upgraded district hospitals
27.The working of septic tank is by
- a) Aerobic digestion
- b) Anerobic digestion
- c) Both aerobic and anerobic digestion
- d) Sedimentation and sludge formation
28.Side effects of oral contraceptive pills include all the following except
- a) Breakthrough bleeding
- b) Hypertension
- c) Pelvic infection
- d) Thromboembolism
29.One of the following statements are true about iron requirements except
- a) Human iron requirements are satisfied by cow’s milk
- b) Iron requirements of women decrease after menopause
- c) Iron requirements are approximately same in adult men and postmenopausal women
- d) Iron requirements increase during pregnancy
30.All the following infections are transmitted by sandflies except
- a) Leishmaniasis
- b) Sandfly fever
- c) Chagas disease
- d) Bartonellosis
31.Alpha feto protein is a marker for
- a) Cholangio carcinoma
- b) Angiosarcoma
- c) Hepatocellular carcinoma
- d) Leiomyoma
32.The commonest cause of congestive splenomegaly is
- a) Cirrhosis of liver
- b) Right heart failure
- c) Portal vein thrombosis
- d) Splenic vein thrombosis
33.The syndrome associated with grossly pigmented liver is
- a) Rotor
- b) Dubin Johnson
- c) Gilbert’s
- d) Crigler – Najjr
34.All the following are parts of triad of causes of thrombosis, except
- a) Alteration in blood flow
- b) Endothelial damage
- c) Thrombocytopenia
- d) Hyper coagulability
35.The substance which accumulates excess in Goucher’s disease
- a) Sphingomyelin
- b) Glucocerbroside
- c) Glycogen
- d) Glycolipid
36.Off the following intestinal polyp is most likely to undergo malignant change
- a) Hyperplastic
- b) Hamartomatous
- c) Lymphoid
- d) Adenomatous
37.Heart failure cells are haemosiderophagus found in
- a) Heart
- b) Spleen
- c) Liver
- d) Lung
38.The commonest tumor of the uterus is
- a) Leiomyoma
- b) Endometrial carcinoma
- c) Leiomyosarcoma
- d) Stromal sarcoma
39.The commonest type of ovarian teratoma is
- a) Immature
- b) Benign cyst
- c) Teratocarcinoma
- d) Struma liver
40.The commonest histological type of bronchogenic carcinoma
- a) Small cell carcinoma
- b) Adenocarcinoma
- c) Large cell carcinoma
- d) Squamous cell carcinoma
41.The following organism are encapsulated except
- a) Streptococcus pneumonia
- b) Vibrio cholera
- c) Haemophilus influenza
- d) Klebsiella pneumonia
42.The parasitic infection congenitally acquired is
- a) Amoebiasis
- b) Toxoplsamosis
- c) Giardiasis
- d) Balantidiasis
43.Direst coomb’s test is done with
- a) RBCs
- b) Plasma
- c) Serum
- d) Platlets
44.Cresentic or kidney shaped gametocytes are characteristic of
- a) Plasmodium vivax
- b) Plasmodium falciparum
- c) Plasmodium malaria
- d) Plasmodium ovale
45.One of the following causes food poisoning
- a) Vibrio cholera classical
- b) Vibrio cholera eltor
- c) Vibrio parahaemolyticus
- d) Vibrio cholera 0139
46.The clinical features of acute severe asthma include the following except
- a) Marked wheezing and breathlessness
- b) Silent chest
- c) Respiratory rate over 25 per minute
- d) Absence of cyanosis
47.The following features occurs in Dengue fever except
- a) Saddle back fever
- b) Cervical lymph adenopathy
- c) Leucocytosis
- d) Bradycardia
48.Clinical manifestation of polyneuropathy includes
- a) Muscle weakness and atrophy
- b) Brisk tendon refluxes
- c) Proximal part of limb affected first
- d) Distal progression as the disorder become severe
49.The following are true in iron deficiency anemia except
- a) Decrease in iron stores
- b) Decreased level of serum ferritin to less than 10mg/ml
- c) Decreased level of free erythrocyte protoporphyrin (FEP)
- d) Decrease in activity of intracellular enzymes contacting iron
50.One of the following statements regarding AIDS is false
- a) It is caused by retero virus
- b) Pneumocystis carinni infection is commonly associated
- c) Serology is confirmatory for diagnosis
- d) Virus is resistant to heat and other disinfectants
51.Rasmussen’s aneurysm are found in
- a) Anterior part of circle of Willis
- b) Posterior part of circle of Willis
- c) Tuberculous cavity
- d) Abdominal aorta
52.The most common urinary abnormality in a patient with acute glomerulonephritis is
- a) Macroscopic hematuria
- b) Microscopic hematuria
- c) Protenuria
- d) Significant bacteuria
53.All the following can cause megaloblastic anemia, except
- a) Crohn’s disease
- b) Diphyllobothrium latum
- c) Perinicious anemia
- d) Hookworm infestation
54.Factors pre disposing to hyperuricemia and gout are
- a) Psoriasis
- b) Myxoedema
- c) Hyperparathyroidism
- d) All the above
55.The following are important complications of chronic bronchitis except
- a) Respiratory failure
- b) Rt ventricular failure
- c) Secondary polycythemia
- d) Hyperuricemia
56.Following statement regarding senile dementia are true except
- a) Early personality deterioration
- b) Late impairment of intellect
- c) CT shows cortical shrinkage and dilatation of ventricle
- d) Occurs after 65 years
57.All the following are features of tetralogy of fallot except
- a) Pulmonary stenosis
- b) Ventricular septal defect
- c) Left ventricular hypertrophy
- d) Over riding of aorta
58.Cutaneous larva migrans occurs in infection with
- a) Ancylostoma brasilianse
- b) Toxocara canis
- c) Scabies
- d) Echinococcus granulosus
59.In diabetic patient impotence may be attributed to
- a) Autonomic neuropathy
- b) Vascular insufficiency
- c) Psychogenic origin
- d) All the above
60.Necrobiosis lipoidica is associated with
- a) Diabetes mellitus
- b) Panniculitis
- c) Hyperthyroidism
- d) Hyperparathyroidism
61.Reiter’s syndrome is a triad of the following symptoms
- a) Urethritis, Cervicitis and Salpingitis
- b) Urethritis, Conjunctivitis and arthritis
- c) Urethritis, cystitis and pyelitis
- d) Urethritis, cystitis and proctitis
62.Pigmentation of oral mucosa is diagnostic of
- a) Vit A deficiency
- b) Secondary syphilis
- c) Addison’s disease
- d) Lead poisoning
63.All are true regarding adult respiratory syndrome except
- a) Decreased tidal volume
- b) Decreased lung compliance
- c) Increased respiratory rate
- d) Increased pulmonary capillary pressure
64.Macroglossia is seen in
- a) Amyloidosis
- b) Addison’s disease
- c) Motor neurone disease
- d) Syringiomyelia
65.Creeping eruptions are more commonly seen in infections with
- a) Ankylostoma duodenale
- b) Nectar americanus
- c) Ankylostoma caninum
- d) None of the above
66.Which one of the pair of polypeptide chains constitute haemoglobin F
- a) Alpha 2 Beta 2
- b) Beta 2 Gamma 2
- c) Alpha 2 Gamma 2
- d) Gamma 2 Delta 2
67.One of the following cannot be diagnosed by stool examination
- a) Entrobius vermicularis
- b) Trichuris trichura
- c) Ancylostomiasis
- d) Ascariasis
68.Hyper esinophilic syndrome is charectrised by all except
- a) Peripheral esinophilia
- b) Parasitic infestation
- c) Bone marrow esinophilia
- d) Tissue esinophilia
69.The major criteria in rheumatic fever according to modified Jone’s criteria includes
- a) Fever
- b) Arthralgia
- c) Chorea
- d) Prolonged PR interval
70.The most effective method for definitive diagnosis of Granuloma venerum is by
- a) Tissue smear
- b) Serum tests
- c) Skin tests
- d) Culture
71.First grade remedy for cough after measles in Kent’s repertory
- a) Carb.veg
- b) Arnica
- c) Pulsatilla
- d) Cuprum met
72.First grade remedy for chorea ameliorated during sleep in Kent’s repertory
- a) Agaricus
- b) Actea recemosa
- c) Helliborous nig
- d) Mygale
73.Asthma where the patient can only breath by standing up (Allen’s Key note)
- a) Ignatia
- b) Mephitis
- c) Corallium Rub
- d) Cannabis sativa
74.Epilepsy from valvular diseases of the heart (Allen’s Key note)
- a) Calc.ars
- b) Cretagus
- c) Digitalis
- d) Cactus Grand
75.Heart disease that had developed from rheumatism or alternate with it, pulse slow, scarcely perceptible (35 -40 per minute) pale face and cold extremities (Allen’s Key note)
- a) Ledum pal
- b) Kalmia lat
- c) Aurum met
- d) Lilium tig
76.Cysticercosis is a cyst of
- a) Echinococcus
- b) Taenia solium
- c) Dracunlus
- d) Trichenella
77.The one feature common to all forms of shock is
- a) Falling right atrial pressure
- b) Inadequate tissue perfusion
- c) Reduction in cardiac out put
- d) Fall in left atrial pressure
78.Gas gangrene is caused by
- a) Clostridium perfringens
- b) Anaerobic streptococcus
- c) Eschericia coli
- d) Clostridia difficile
79.Neuroblastoma is a malignant tumor of
- a) Adrenal cortex
- b) Adrenal medulla
- c) Kidney
- d) Spleen
80.Froment’s sign shows a paralyzed
- a) Median nerve
- b) Ulnar nerve
- c) Radial nerve
- d) Circumflex nerve
81.Compound fracture means
- a) Fracture associated with neurovascular complication
- b) Comminuted fracture
- c) Fracture which communicate outside through an open wound
- d) Double fracture
82.Osteitis fibrosa cystic is due to
- a) Hyperthyroidism
- b) Hyperparathyroidism
- c) Hypoparathyroidism
- d) None of the above
83.Kretagner’s syndrome is characterized by the following except
- a) Situs inversus
- b) Chronic sinusitis
- c) Chronic mastoditis
- d) Braonchiectasis
84.Factors delaying wound healing are all except
- a) Malignant disease
- b) Hypertension
- c) Uremia
- d) Diabetes
85.Regarding ‘peau d orange’ following statements are true except
- a) Due to cutaneous lymphatic edema
- b) Is a classical sign of early breast cancer
- c) Occasionally seen in chronic abscess
- d) Resembles orange peel
86.Honey comb liver is a feature of
- a) Cirrhosis of liver
- b) Actinomycosis
- c) Hydatid cyst
- d) Gumma liver
87.Pipe stem colon is characteristics of
- a) Ulcerative colitis
- b) Hirschsprung’s disease
- c) Diverticulosis
- d) Amoebic colitis
88.Nerve abscess in leprosy is commonly seen in
- a) Median nerve
- b) Lateral popliteal nerve
- c) Greater auricular nerve
- d) Ulnar nerve
89.The tumor of testis which spreads by lymph stream is
- a) Steroli cell tumor
- b) Choriocarcinoma
- c) Teratoma
- d) Seminoma
90.The most common cause of conjunctivitis is
- a) Staphylococcal infection
- b) Trachoma
- c) Drug irritation
- d) Contact lens wearing
91.First grade remedy for prolapse of rectum in children in Kent’s repertory
- a) Podophyllum
- b) Nux.v
- c) Ruta
- d) Aloe. S
92.First grade remedy for crushed and lacerated wounds of finger ends in Kent’s repertory
- a) Laedum Pal
- b) Staphysagria
- c) Hypericum
- d) Arnica
93.Renal colic, intense pain in ureters with sensation of passing calculus with craving for ice in Allen’s Keynotes of MM
- a) Medorrhinum
- b) Verat.alb
- c) Beriberis Vulg
- d) Phosphorous
94.Promotes expulsion of foreign bodies from tissue. Fish bone, needles, bone splinters ( Allen’s Key notes)
- a) Hepar.S
- b) Merc.sol
- c) Sulphur
- d) Silicea
95.Dry senile gangrene aggravation from external heat ( Allen’s Key notes)
- a) Secale cor
- b) Silicea
- c) Phosphorous
- d) Antim.crud
96.Precipitated labour can cause all the following except
- a) Postpartum haemorrhage
- b) Prolonged labour
- c) Perennial lacerations
- d) Cervical incompetence
97.Maternal death in eclampsia occurs due to
- a) Cerebral haemorrhage
- b) Pulmonary edema
- c) Renal failure
- d) All the above
98.The largest diameter of fetal skull is
- a) Mentovertical
- b) Submento bregmatic
- c) Sub occipitobregmatic
- d) Occipito frontal
99.Sheehan’s syndrome is caused by thrombosis of vessels supplying
- a) Anterior pituitary
- b) Posterior pituitary
- c) Thyroid gland
- d) Adrenal gland
100.Colostrums has more of the following compared to breast milk
- a) Calcium
- b) Magnesium
- c) Iron
- d) Copper
101.In a primigravida ith 12 weeks amenorrhea and vaginal bleeding with internal os admitting a finger, the most likely diagnosis is
- a) Threatened abortion
- b) Inevitable abortion
- c) Incomplete abortion
- d) Complete abortion
102.In the histological examination of choriocarcinoma, which one of the following absent?
- a) Trophoblast
- b) Haemorrhage into surrounding tissue
- c) Villi
- d) Necrosis of adjoining tissue
103. Which one of the following is associated with maximum risk for endometrial malignancy
- a) Atypical hyperplasia
- b) Cystic glandular hyperplasia
- c) Adenomatous hyperplasia
- d) Proliferative endometrium
104.The karyotype typical of Turner’s syndrome
- a) 47XXY
- b) 48XXXY
- c) 45X
- d) 47XXX
105.Klinfelter’s syndrome is associated with all the following except
- a) Gynaecomastia
- b) XXX chromosome
- c) Infertility
- d) Mental defect
106.In a 30 day menstrual cycle, ovulation occurs between the following cycle days
- a) 11 to 13
- b) 14 to 16
- c) 17 to 19
- d) 20 to 22
107.The most common cause of postpartum haemorrhage is
- a) Uterine fibroids
- b) Antepartum haemorrhage
- c) Mismanagement of 3rd stage of labour
- d) Coagulation defects
108.Oestrogens are secreted by one of the following
- a) Cystic teratoma
- b) Granulose cell tumor
- c) Dysgerminoma
- d) Arrhenoblastoma
109.The decubitus ulcer in prolapse of the uterus is due to
- a) Supravaginal elongation of cervix
- b) Friction of exposed parts
- c) Congestion and circulatory changes
- d) Hyperkeratosis
110.The most common complication in a fibromyoma during pregnancy is
- a) Cystic degeneration
- b) Red degeneration
- c) Calcareous deposits
- d) Infection
111.Phlebitis, puerperal after forceps delivery (Allen’s Key notes)
- a) Allium cepa
- b) Secal cor
- c) Cimicifuga
- d) Caulophyllum
112.Leucorrhoea, thick bluish white mucus especially or only night (Allen’s Key notes)
- a) Syphillinum
- b) Alumina
- c) Ambra griesa
- d) Pulsatilla
113.Cold drinks relieves menstrual pain and menstrual flow aggravates on lying down ( Allen’s Key notes)
- a) Mag.Carb
- b) Kreosote
- c) Bovista
- d) Ammonium mur
114.First grade remedy for abortion from excitement (Kent’s repertory)
- a) Aconite
- b) Gelsemium
- c) Sepia
- d) Opium
115.Prolapsus uteri, seemingly in hot weather ( Allen’s Key notes)
- a) Medorrhinum
- b) Lilium tig
- c) Kali. Bich
- d) Nat.carb
116.Convulsions preceded by great restlessness (Allen’s Key notes)
- a) Ars. Alb
- b) Rhus. Tox
- c) Arg.nit
- d) Aconite
117.Always anticipating, feels matter most positively, before they occur and generally correctly (Allen’s Key notes)
- a) Ars alb
- b) Arg nit
- c) Medorrhinum
- d) Phosphorous
118.Very forgetful in business, but during sleep dreams of what he had forgotten (Allen’s Key notes)
- a) Lachesis
- b) Selenium
- c) Anacardium
- d) Cannabis Indica
119.When symptoms re-appear they change locality or go from one side to other (Allen’s key notes)
- a) Agaricus
- b) Led.pal
- c) Anti.crud
- d) Phytolacca
120.Feels unusually well day before the attack (Allen’s key notes)
- a) Ignatia
- b) Psorinum
- c) Thuja.oc
- d) Hyoscyamus
121.As the coldness of the body increases so also does the ill humor (Allen’s key notes)
- a) Allium Cepa
- b) Eup.perf
- c) Podophyllum
- d) Capsicum
122.Excessively happy,affectionate, ants to kiss everybody, the nest moment in a rage (Allen’s key notes)
- a) Ignatia
- b) Crocus.sat
- c) Murex
- d) Lilium tig
123.When child nurses, pain goes from nipple to all over body (Allen’s key notes)
- a) Crot.tig
- b) Phytolacca
- c) Medorrhinum
- d) Rhus.tox
124.Enuresis diurnal et nocturna, profuse watery urine, where habit is the only ascertainable cause (Allen’s key notes)
- a) Equisetum hyemale
- b) Acid.p
- c) Helonias
- d) Cantharis
125.Constipation with ineffectual urging ameiolerated by drinking cold milk (Allen’s key notes)
- a) Iodum
- b) Rhus.tox
- c) Chelidoneum
- d) Phosphorous
126.Cataract, gauze before eyes with complaints caused by checked foot sweat (Boerick’s MM)
- a) Calc. carb
- b) Phosphorous
- c) Silicea
- d) Baryta carb
127.Small wounds bleed freely and cough after influenza (Boerick’s MM)
- a) Lachesis
- b) Crotalus.H
- c) Kreosote
- d) Phosphorous
128.Before menses pain in sacrum, hunger, palpitation and amenorrhea with asthma (Boerick’s MM)
- a) Cuprum.met
- b) Lachesis
- c) Iodum
- d) Spongia
129.Expectoration gray, thick bloody purulent salty with nocturnal pyuria (Boerick’s MM)
- a) Phosphorous
- b) Pulsatilla
- c) Lycopodium
- d) Ars.alb
130. Headache if obliged to pass dinner hour, rt sided prosopalgia, constrictive pain in the head and pain return at the same hour. (Boerick’s MM)
- a) Ars.alb
- b) Lachesis
- c) Cactus. Grand
- d) Lycopodium
131.Piles with scanty menses at climaxis, strangulated with stitches shooting upwards (Allen’s key notes)
- a) Pulsatilla
- b) Lachesis
- c) Graphitis
- d) Collinsonia
132.Frequent urging to urinate, if desire is not attended with sensation of congestion in chest (Allen’s key notes)
- a) Lilium tig
- b) Cannabis.I
- c) Stannum.met
- d) Phosphorous
133.Stammering, repeats first syllable three or four times, with abdominal ailments, with helminthiasis (Allen’s key notes)
- a) Stramonium
- b) Bovista
- c) Spigelia
- d) Gelsemium
134.Sensation of growing larger in every direction (Allen’s key notes)
- a) Asarum Europ
- b) Platina
- c) Thuja
- d) Cannabis ind
135.Sweat, mouldy musty odor, after 4am, every morning,on neck and forehead, very debilitating. (Allen’s key notes)
- a) Stannum
- b) Silicea
- c) Psorinum
- d) Sulphur
136.Can only void urine while sitting bend backwards (Allen’s key notes)
- a) Kali.carb
- b) Hep.s
- c) Zincum.m
- d) Medorrhinum
137.Circumscribed red cheeks in afternoon, burning in ears, in bronchitis,pneumonia,pthisis (Allen’s key notes)
- a) Sangunaria.can
- b) Chamomilla
- c) Sulphur
- d) Phosphorous
138.Mentally happier when leucorrhoea is worse (Allen’s key notes)
- a) Sepia
- b) Ignatia
- c) Murex
- d) Thuja
139.Avaricious, greedy, miserly, malicious, pusillanimous (Allen’s key notes)
- a) Nux.v
- b) Lycopodium
- c) Sulphur
- d) Calc.carb
140.Cold sensation in larynx on inspiration ameliorated after shaving (Allen’s key notes)
- a) Bromium
- b) Carb.animalis
- c) Iodum
- d) Phosphorous
141.Stitches in the chest, pleurisy with exudation, tendency to gangrene (Boerick’s material medica)
- a) Kali.c
- b) Cantharis
- c) Bryonia
- d) Squilla
142.Parotid gland swollen with night walking (Boerick’s materia medica)
- a) Rhus.t
- b) Belladonna
- c) Calc.carb
- d) Silicea
143.Aural vertigo,burning in lower lip in old smokers, lip swollen dry black and cracked (Boerick’s materia medica)
- a) Aurum met
- b) Silicea
- c) China
- d) Bryonia
144.Great weakness and trembling, tongue trembles while protruding, catches under the lower teeth. (Nash MM)
- a) Lycopodium
- b) Lachesis
- c) Rhus.t
- d) Sulphur
145.Dyspnoea , agg from sitting, after sleep in room, amel by dancing or walking rapidly (Nash MM)
- a) Rhus.t
- b) Psorinum
- c) Sepia
- d) Kali.carb
146.Dr.Hahnemann went to Leipzig university to study medicine in the year
- a) 1779
- b) 1775
- c) 1777
- d) 1782
147.Dr. Hahnemann translated Cullen’s material medica from English in the year
- a) 1799
- b) 1790
- c) 1793
- d) 1803
148.The theme of dissertation submitted by Hahnemann to Erlanger University for his MD examination was
- a) Experiment on hydrophobia
- b) On mineral waters and warm bath
- c) The wonderful construction of human hand
- d) A view of the cause and treatment of cramps
149.First edition of Dr.Hahnemann’s ‘The chronic disease, their peculiar nature and their homeopathic cure’ was published in the year
- a) 1790
- b) 1828
- c) 1805
- d) 1819
150.The homeopathic law of nature has been enunciated by Dr.Hahnemann in his Organon aphorism
- a) 7
- b) 48
- c) 26
- d) 57
151.The true natural chronic disease are that arise from
- a) Exciting cause
- b) Maintaining cause
- c) Chronic miasm
- d) Material cause
152.The section of Dr.Hahnemann Organon with we enter the field of mental disease is
- a) Aphorism no.184
- b) Aphorism 201
- c) Aphorism 210
- d) Aphorism 78
153.A patient having latent Psora is (H.A.Robert)
- a) Alert active and quick
- b) Anxious restless, hysterical
- c) Depressed and melancholic
- d) All the above
154.“Amelioration by unnatural elimination through the mucus surface” is a feature of (H.A.Robert)
- a) Psora
- b) Sycosis
- c) Syphilis
- d) None of the above
155.If a patient suffering from particular disease is attacked by a stronger and dissimilar disease, then which of the following does not happen (Organon. Hahnemann)
- a) The former disease is cured
- b) The latter cannot enter body
- c) The patient is cured both diseases
- d) All the above
156.As per Boenninghausen concept, the term QUID pertains to
- a) Nature and peculiarity of disease
- b) Personality of the patient
- c) Cause of the disease
- d) Modalities
157.In his material medica Prof.Cullen explained that the curative property of Peruvian bark in the treatment of intermittent fever, was done due to
- a) Insipid taste
- b) Tonic effect in the stomach
- c) Similarity between the symptoms of intermittent fever and the effect of juice of Peruvian bark on healthy human beings
- d) None of the above
158.One of the following is not applicable to idiosyncrasy
- a) Peculiar physical constitution
- b) A disease state
- c) Posses a disposition to be affected by certain things
- d) None of the above
159.To remove a disease in the living organism, a medicinal force is required, which must satisfy the conditions like
- a) Superior in strength
- b) Similar in manifestation
- c) Different in kind
- d) All the above
160.In sudden poisoning, where imminent death allow no time for the action of a homeopathic remedy, Hahnemann recommended use of antidotes, such as
- a) Alkalies for mineral acids
- b) Hep.s for metallic poisons
- c) Coffee and camphor for opium poisoning
161.During drug proving, the symptoms of the primary action alone of the drugs are to be recorded, Except
- a) Narcotics
- b) Aphrodisiac
- c) Astringents
- d) Purgatives
162.After the administration of a remedy, if the patient exhibit full time amelioration with out any relief, then he requires (Kent’s philosophy)
- a) Palliative treatment
- b) Anti syphilitic medicine followed by anti psoric
- c) A deep acting anti psoric
- d) Anti sycotic medicine followed by anti psoric medicine
163.The requisite knowledge on the part of a physician for being a true practitioner of the healing art, has been enunciated by Hahnemann in the doctrine part in Organon
- a) Aphorism 9
- b) Aphorism 26
- c) Aphorism 3
- d) Aphorism 59
164.A method of curing a given disease by the same contagious principle that produces it, is called
- a) Enantiopathy
- b) Isopathy
- c) Antipathy
- d) Heteropathy
165.“There are two realms or words, the realms or world of cause and the realms or world of ultimates” this statement was made by
- a) Dr.H.A.Robert
- b) Dr.Stuart Close
- c) Dr.C.Dunham
- d) Dr.J.T.Kent
166.A symptom brought out by a prover occasionally and which has not been confirmed but verified by curing the sick people is called
- a) First grade
- b) Third grade
- c) Second grade
- d) None of the above
167.The reaction of the organism to external and internal influences according to Dr.H.A.Robert is called as
- a) Immunity
- b) Resistance
- c) Sensitivity
- d) Susceptibility
168.The treatise captioned “ Samuel Hahnemann his life and work” in two volume has been complied by
- a) Richard Hughes
- b) Richard Hale
- c) Dudgeon R.E
- d) William Boerick
169.The most appropriate and efficacious time of administering the medicine in the case of intermittent fever is
- a) Before the paroxysm
- b) Immediately after the termination of paroxysm
- c) 24 hour after the termination of paroxysm
- d) Just before the next paroxysm
170.What is the word meaning of the couplet of words “Lege artis” by Hahnemann in the introduction of Organon
- a) Enervating the body to death
- b) Very opposite of what it should do
- c) Away from act of employing medicine
- d) Document or evidences
171.The word Organon was first used by
- a) Aristotle
- b) Hahnemann
- c) Lord bacon
- d) Hufeland
172.The only peculiar way to know the peculiar effects of medicines to administer experimentally to
- a) Animals
- b) Sick person
- c) Healthy persons
- d) Laboratory testing
173.The modus operandi of homeopathic medicine is explained in Organon in Aphorism
- a) 25
- b) 26
- c) 27
- d) 29
174.When one sided disease assume the shape of some affections more of an external kind, it is distinguished by the name of
- a) Disease proper
- b) Local maladies
- c) Iatrogenic disease
- d) None of the above
175.A typical intermittent disease, according to Hahnemann satisfy the following
- a) A morbid state returning at tolerably fixed period
- b) The feature which return are of unvarying character
- c) The symptom disappear at an equally fixed period
- d) All the above
176.Repertory of intermittent fever was published by
- a) H.C.Allen
- b) T.F.Allen
- c) W.A.Allen
- d) Minton
177.One of the following chapter in Boger’s repertory incorporates rubric – Apolexy
- a) Sensorium
- b) Head
- c) Sensation & Complaints
- d) Circulation
178.Whooping cough belongs to which chapter of Kent’s repertory
- a) Generalities
- b) Expectoration
- c) Chest
- d) Cough
179.The cross reference given for ‘Activity desire for’ in Kent’s Repertory is
- a) Workaholic
- b) Laborious
- c) Busy
- d) Industrious
180.Gentry’s concordance repertory was published in the year
- a) 1886
- b) 1890
- c) 1782
- d) 1990
181.‘Hiccough’ belongs to one of the following sub chapters in Boger’s repertory
- a) Stomach
- b) Throat
- c) Eructation
- d) None of the above
182.‘Waterbrash’ belongs to one of the following sub chapters in Boger’s repertory
- a) Eructation
- b) Nausea
- c) Mouth
- d) Abdomen
183.‘Milky Urine’ in Kent’s repertory
- a) Urine
- b) Kidney
- c) Bladder
- d) Urethra
184.Kneer’s repertory is based on
- a) Hering;s guiding symptom
- b) Allen’s encyclopedia
- c) Material medica pura
- d) None of the above
185.Rubric ‘Goitre’ is found in which chapter of Kent’s repertory
- a) Generals
- b) External throat
- c) Internal throat
- d) Neck
186.In Kent’s repertory, rubric ‘jaundice’ is found in
- a) Abdomen
- b) General
- c) Skin
- d) Stomach
187.Pick one symptom among the following that occupy highest value in repertorisation according to Kentian approach
- a) Weeping disposition
- b) Poor memory
- c) Delusions
- d) Open air ameliorates
188.In Kent’s repertory the section Kidney is placed immediately after
- a) Bladder
- b) Prostate gland
- c) Urethra
- d) Urine
189.Boenninghausen’s TPB has…… medicines
- a) 242
- b) 342
- c) 442
- d) 252
190.Thirstless with desire to drink can be found in Kent’s repertory under
- a) Mind
- b) Mouth
- c) Stomach
- d) Generalities
191.The number of sections in TPB
- a) 33
- b) 5
- c) 7
- d) 9
192.The doctrine of concomitants is the gift of
- a) Boenninaghausen
- b) William Boerick
- c) H.C.Allen
- d) C.M.Boger
193.The full name of C.M.Boger is
- a) Christopher M Boger
- b) Cyrus M Boger
- c) Christian M Boger
- d) Cyriac M Boger
194.Boenninghausen’s repertory of antipsorics with the preface by Hahnemann was published in the year
- a) 1890
- b) 1790
- c) 1835
- d) 1832
195.One of the following chapters in Boger’s repertory contains the rubric ‘illusion,auditory, voices etc’
- a) Mind
- b) Sensation & complaints
- c) Ears
- d) Sensorium
196.Repertory is useful
- a) As a reference book
- b) To find out group of similar medicines
- c) Helps in the study of material medica
- d) All the above
197.In Kent’s repertory ‘appetite wanting’ is found in
- a) Stomach
- b) Abdomen
- c) Generalities
- d) Mind
198.T.F.Allen’s symptom register published in the year
- a) 1885
- b) 1882
- c) 1880
- d) 1883
199.‘Anthrophobia’ belongs to one of the following in Boger’s repertory
- a) Mind
- b) Sensation
- c) Dream
- d) Vertigo
200.In Kents’ repertory, the rubric talking sleep in is found in chapter
- a) Generalities
- b) Sleep
- c) Mind
- d) Mouth
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